It is my understanding that the NAACP actually purchased the rights to Song of the South. If that is the case, then would Disney even be able to reproduce it? I think it is very sad really. Song of the South was a delightful movie. I guess it just won't do to have anybody see a black man in the old south portrayed as a happy and well-adjusted individual. It isn't conducive to the agenda and counters the propaganda of the racist liberals.I would like more information on this report, if you have any idea where it could be obtained. Since the NAACP has tried to promote a confrontation between the races in the South for 94 years, they would have made such a purchase for one reason, and one reason only. But there is also the question of the price--it should have been expensive, and should have been a major budget item for the Fabian leadership of the NAACP, which in the days when "Song of The South" was originally issued, was still in the hands of frothy White Socialist hatemongers.
William Flax Return Of The Gods Web Site
I believe it was from two gentlemen who are Sons of Confederate Veterans and run a little store that sells confederate memorabilia near Harrison, Arkansas called "The General's Mercantile". I had inquired about Song of the South and commented about it not being available any longer. They had a copy, but it had Japanese subtitles and they had to obtain it from the UK I believe it was and they told me that the NAACP had bought the rights to Song of the South in the United States. You might be able to get more information by contacting Sons of Confederate Veterans. Here is the link to their website.
Sons of Confeserate Veterans National Website